16 Things You Can Do in iOS 16 That You Couldn’t Before - Gizmodo

To make changes, press and hold on the display with the lock screen showing, then choose Customize to manage your lock screens, and set the wallpaper and different widget combinations displayed on each one.

Sticking with the lock screen, you’ve now got more control over how notifications are displayed when they arrive: From Settings, tap Notifications, then choose from three different modes.

To make changes to a message that you’ve sent or to send one back to the ether, long press on a message in a conversation—you’ll then see the Edit and Undo Send options appear on screen.

Open up the Messages app, tap the Edit button, then choose Show Recently Deleted.

The battery percentage option is back again, making it easier to see how much juice you’ve got left.

To see the current percentage level in the battery icon on the status bar, head to Settings and then pick Battery, then turn on the Battery Percentage toggle switch.

Note that while some iPhones were left without this feature when iOS 16 launched, the iOS 16.1 update reportedly extends the battery percentage option to every iPhone with Face ID.

To enable the feature, open the Settings screen on your iPhone, then choose Sounds & Haptics and Keyboard Feedback, and turn on the Haptic toggle switch that appears.